Creative market: Schools in Düsseldorf show innovative ideas for the future!

Creative market: Schools in Düsseldorf show innovative ideas for the future!

On Thursday, an exciting event took place in the Quirinus-Gymnasium in Neuss: The event, which was all about creative learning, honored 22 schools from the Düsseldorf region as "Schools of the Future". These schools presented a large number of innovative projects that not only integrate the students, but also aim at sustainability and self -sufficiency. These included seed balls, homemade apple juice from our own school garden and a detergent that was made from ivy. Even a solar oven built from a pizza box was part of the presentations.

The creative market was a platform to make the creative ideas and the commitment of the pupils and teachers visible. In addition to the award of the schools, three extra -curricular networks were also honored. These initiatives are part of the state program for the education for sustainable development (BNE), which aims to combine education and action and to involve the students in innovative and practical way in learning.

Education for sustainable development (BNE)

The concept of the ESN promotes a holistic understanding of education that is researching and discovering. The students not only impart knowledge, but they also learn how they can actively contribute to environmental and resource protection. This type of learning aims to educate the young generation and to support them in their development to independent and environmentally conscious individuals.

The awards are not only recognition for schools, but also a sign of the importance of sustainability in education. The award creates incentives that other schools develop and implement similar projects. The approaches are diverse and range from practical applications in the school garden to art projects that draw attention to environmental issues.

The exchange between schools and extracurricular networks also promotes cooperation in the region. Schools can learn from each other and further develop their methods and concepts. Such networking is crucial in order to spread sustainable approaches not only locally, but also nationally.

The projects experienced clearly show how schools can creatively implement educational content and at the same time make a contribution to sustainable development. The connection between theory and practice is a key to success: students apply their knowledge in the real world, which enriches their learning and promotes their social skills.

Overall, the event was a successful expression of the commitment of many people and initiatives that work together on a future, in education and sustainability. It remains exciting to see how this movement develops further and which new ideas will emerge from schools. Another step in the right direction and an example of how creative solutions can contribute to coping with future challenges, shows the article by rp-online.de .